sails-generate-frontend
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Default generator for frontend code files in new Sails projects. Creates the default contents of the `assets/` folder when you run `sails new` on the command-line. Also creates a subset of the boilerplate Grunt task files (in `tasks/`); specifically, the
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Default generator for frontend code files in new Sails projects. Creates the default contents of the assets/ folder when you run sails new on the command-line. Also creates a subset of the boilerplate Grunt task files (in tasks/); specifically, the files make up the conventional asset pipeline.
You can read more about how all that works in docs/.
Please observe the guidelines and conventions laid out in the Sails project contribution guide when opening issues or submitting pull requests.
First, please read the docs on generators. If you have lingering questions, see the support section of our website for more information, or tweet at us.
Sails is free and open-source under the MIT License.
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Default generator for frontend code files in new Sails projects. Creates the default contents of the `assets/` folder when you run `sails new` on the command-line. Also creates a subset of the boilerplate Grunt task files (in `tasks/`); specifically, the
The npm package sails-generate-frontend receives a total of 4,668 weekly downloads. As such, sails-generate-frontend popularity was classified as popular.
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